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Craven Bereavement Services Compassion & Respect For Craven Bereavement Services compassion & respect for all Bereavement Guide Supporting you through this difficult time Craven BereavementCraven Bereavement Services Services ContentsContents IntroductionIntroduction 3 3 First Steps First Steps 4 4 Arranging theArranging Funeral the Funeral 5 5 Funeral OptionsFuneral Options 6 - 9 6 - 9 Skipton CrematoriumSkipton Crematorium 6 6 Skipton andSkipton Ingleton and Cemetery Ingleton Cemetery8 8 RememberingRemembering Your Loved Your One Loved One10 - 11 10 - 11 Useful ContactsUseful Contacts 12 12 Craven BereavementCraven Bereavement Services Services2 2 IntroductionIntroduction Craven DistrictCraven Council’s District Bereavement Council’s Bereavement Craven BereavementCraven Bereavement Services has Services has Services providesServices a caring, provides sensitive a caring, and sensitiveproduced and thisproduced guide to helpthis guide you through to help you through professional serviceprofessional to bereaved service tofamilies bereaved familiesthis difficult time.this difficultIt provides time. guidance It provides and guidance and and their lovedand ones, their offering loved ones, support offering and supportsupport and whichsupport will help which you towill access help you to access advice regardingadvice all regardingaspects relating all aspects to relatinginformation to youinformation will need, you not will only need, from not only from funerals and memorials.funerals and The memorials. 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